Sorry, that was probably a bad analogy. Either way, the ride can be enjoyed as a bystander. If you don't like it, don't use it. I totally agree that the UI is so unusable I uninstalled the app, but I am still interested in seeing how things turn out.
Thank you. All this negative criticism about Sequoia's investment is kind of like berating a friend for buying a project house. It might need work, it might be a failure, it might be a success. Let's just all sit back and enjoy the ride, whatever it may be.
I'm glad that the author's use of "unproven" irked someone else. Something proven is something without doubt. VC and startups would be pretty boring if every investment was a sure thing.
I can't count how many times a day I misclick on my Galaxy S or on my old G1, despite my skeleton fingers. You must be right, as I've never had that problem on any generation iPhone.
Way cool! This must be the best way I have seen for new artists to get their foot in the door. A great way to build a community around it might be to let users vote on future artist/book pairings.
A camera in the back and some video tools could make for some really awesome desktops. Seeing a virtual Godzilla stomp around the city would be so cool. Bonzi Buddy 2020.
Definitely this. It can be helpful to both parties. The learning opportunities for experienced developers start to thin with time, and one of the best ways to combat that is to get a fresh perspective.